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LOCAL
MrCullougli to Address Club
The weekly Klwanis luncheon
meeting Tuesday will be featured
by an address from C. B. McCul
lough. Mrs. Hobbs Returns
Mrs. Frankie Hobbs. wbo 1 em
ployed at Miller's department
.tore, returned Friday night fmml" re.wiwa at . eoior
' , . I hotel Saturday, among whom were
a vacation trip to Alaska.
Will Repair Dwelling
W. N. McEachern
teok out a permit to
Saturday i
repair a
dwelling at 205 South 23rd' street
a cost of 1J60.
Ten Degree Cooler--In
Klngwood Heights.
Motoroeter Stolen
M. J. Keppinger. 1284 North
Front street, reported to the police
Saturday that a motomster had
been stolen from his automobile
the previous evening.
Visits at Pease Home
Mrs. Carl A. Taylor of Portland
was the house guest this week of
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pease. Mr.
Taylor joined Mrs. Taylor here
Friday and they will 'spend the
week-end at Newport.
Hop Pickers See Class Ad
Of Durbin & Cornoyer.
Ktones in Salem Again-
Mr. and Mrs. Oron Stone and
small son Wayne have returned
from Forest Grove to make their
home in Salem. Stone is a South
ern Pacific stage-driver and four
months ago was transferred from
S ale m-4 rFe rest Grove.
Special Sunday Dinner
Served 5:45 to 8 p. m. Marlon
hotel. '
Check Artist Undetected
Several days ago Salem news
papers carried stories of the bo
gus check activity of a large wom
an and a small man, one of who
signs the name of Handley to the
worthless paper. But still the vic
tims multiply, the most recent be
ing the Lytle cigar store and Klas
sic photo shop. At Lytle's a check
for $25.03 was tendered for a
$3.50 pipe and some tobacco.
Dr. S. Ralph Dlppcl. Specialist
Extraction of teeth. X-ray, and
Diagnosis. 315 First Nafl. Bk.
Rldg.
Join Demonstration
Two new staff members will be
getting acquainted with the work
at the Marion county child health
center on North high street this
week. They are Miss Ruby Bralt
ska. a graduate of the public
health nursing course at the Uni
versity of Washington, whose
home Is in Everett and Miss Ver
na Lang. The former replaces Miss
Mildred Schackleton, who will go
rast the middle or August to ao
advanced work in New York City.
Miss Lang fills the vacancy caused
by Miss Althea Stoneman'a. recent
resignation.
Klngwood Heights
Salem's finest suburban dis
trict. For prices and terms see O.
K. De Witt. 1313 Edgewater
street.
Jann Ijee Services
Regular services will be held
today at the Jason Lee Memorial
M. E. church. North Winter and
Jefferson streets. The pastor will
bo in charge both morning and
afternoon. There will be special
music by the choir both morning
and evening. Church school op
ens at 9:45 o'clock. Morning
worship at 11 a. m. Junior church
service in Wesley hall at the same
hour. Evening worship at 8 p. m.
L'pworth League devotional ser
vices for Junior Hi; high school.
and young people's chapters meetjmerly engaged In newspaper work
at 7 p. m. Open forum for aduitsjin
In
hurch school annex at this
hour also.
Yonr Home Descry
On Oil burner. We want you to
have a Preferred Hart oil burner
but before you Invest we want
ypu to compare all oil burners
cne with the other. Ring up J. A.
Rernardl (2949) for further in
formation. VMMng Pettycrews
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pettycrew of
Statesman street, and their guests.
Dr. and Mr3. B. Jeffers and son
ycrew or Lynnwood. Cal.. : -left
Saturday morning for a week-end
outing at Taft. on the coast. The
California visitor is a brother of
the local man, and Mrs. Jeffers Is
the visitor's daughter. Dr. and.
Mrs. Jeffers will leave Monday for
a tour of the north, but will atop
here on their return In about ten
days. The Jeffers live In thecfer
tile salt river yalley, where heat
of 116 degrees In June la not un
common. The doctor, report a
poor stretch of travel sbutH of
Crescent City, where much con
struction work, Is being done on
the highway. . .. ... f .
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NEWS-BRIEFS
Son to Prinrea
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prince are
the parents or a seven and a half
pound baby boy. The lad's daddy
handles route one for the local
postofflce. '
SeTeral From Kcgrnc
A number of Eugene visitors
W. J. Lawson, J.' Campbell. U. A.
Petersen. C. L. Remis, and J. F.
Crandall. ,
' lrof ewor on Vacation
John O. Hall, professor of pub
lic speaking at Willamette univer
sity, and his family have gone to
southern Oregon to enjoy a week's
vacation. They will visit Crater
lake.
Shoe Larqu
Use B. H. Lacquer for your
shoes. Makes old shoes look like
new. Presnall'd Paint Store. 455
Court St. -
Hood Climb Next Week
Plans for the second annual Y.
M. C. A. Mt. Hood climb are pro
Tresslng nicely, according to Bee
Rick II. Several have signed up for
reservations, and a large number
Is expected to sign this week. Tlu
trip will be made August 4 and 6.
Information may be secured from
Mr. Rickll at the Salem Y. M. C. A.
Klngwood Heights
Large lots beautiful view
trees and shrubbery pure watei
electricity building restric
tion!!. O. K. DeWitt, 1313 Edg
water street.
Miller on Vacation-
Paul W. Miller, of the money
order department of the Salem
postofflce. will begin a month's va
cation August 2. He and Mrs. M ti
er and their three daughters will
pend the time on an automobile
tour of the east. While gone they
will visit with friends and rela
tives at their old home In New
Hartford, Iowa.
All Or Any Part Of
, The fixtures of the Royal Cafe
teria, including a 2-ton Armstrong
Ice Plant for sale cheap. Must be
sold before noon Monday, 460
State St.
Sto'en at Band Conct vi
The police received a report
Saturday that an onyx gear shift
knob had been stolen Friday night
from an automobile belonging to a
Mrs. Brooks, at Willson Park at
the time of Friday night's band
concert. Mrs. Brooks' address
was In care of the training school
for girls.
Extra Large Home For Rent
Very close in at Cottage and
Center streets. Suitable roomers
and boarders. S. W. Corner. Now
$65. Posfercion first August,
Becke & Hendricks, 189 N. High
Street.
Vbit Police Matron
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Irvin and
their son. of Redland. Cal.. ar
rived In Salem yesterday for a
short visit with her mother, Mrs
Myra Shanks, city police matron.
The visitors will be In Albany a
few days to visit her sister, but
will return for a longer stay with
Mrs. Shanks before returning to
the southern state.
Black Cat For . Sale Now-
Ill health of Mr. Lainson com
pels sale of paying Salem busi
ness.. Part cash, balance trade; for
quick sale telephone 1224 or call.
Carver Recuperating1
William Carver, .whose wife's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Hewitt,
reside In South Salem, has recu
perated sufficiently to be removed
to his home in Astoria, following
two months spent in a hospital
there, according to word received
by the Hewitts. Carver was for
baiem
I At the Grand Opera House
Dr. J. J. Ross of Vancouver, B
C, will deliver one of his notable
sermons at the 11 o'clock morning
service, and another equally, good
address at the 8 o'clock evening
service today, Mrs. Harms will
sing at the evening service and
Mra. Earl Pearcy will sing at the
morning service. You will surely
be Interested In what Dr. Ross has
to say. and In his fine manner of
expression. A real treat Is In store
for everybody.
Builders Picnic Today
The annual picnic of building
laborers and their families will be
held Sunday at Hager's grove. The
main address will be given by Ben
T. Osborne, executive secretary of
the state federation of labor. " C.
A. Nichols. Frank Croiaan. F. Mc
Klnney. Pat Llnehart and Leon
Kenney have been planning the
event. Two other organized
groups, the carpenters and bar
bers, will meet Sunday, August S.
for their annual picnic The car
penter! will 'gather at Camp San
Mam near Jefferson, and the ton-
sorlal artists will picnic at Shad-E
acres near Barlow. . .. -
By J. H. WILllETT
THE REPORT V4
PADITAL
DRU6 STORE
HAS BEEN
MARKED W
A
Public
?roni Marshfield
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bender of
arghfie!d are in Salem this week
ind.
t Newport
Lee Coe and Herbert Hobson
ire among the Salemites vacation
ing In Newport today.
Jntice to Recras
Members of the state supreme
court will recess here Tuesday for
the August vacation. It was said
that a number of opinions would
oe banded down Tuesday morn-
'ng. Mofet of the justices will
spend tbelr ' vacations at nearby
ocean and mountr'n resorts.
fnrvpenslve Gifts
Of all kinds in our gift shop.
Pomeroy Keene.
buffers Severe Fall
Mrs. Helen Powell, who "has
been at the home of her daughter.
Margaret J. Brown of Hayesville
ince the first of April, fell Thurs
lay. and was so shaken" up that
ihe is unable to do anything for
"lerself. Mrs. Powell is getting on
veil along In years.
Apartments and Flats
$20 to $35. Garages with all.
Adults. Three flats close in 3
apartments North. Clean and mod
ern. Becke & Hendricks, 189 N.
High street.
tte Sends Kuml-
The state treasurer today sent
o the state's fiscal agent In New
York City $112,000. Of this
-wnount $100,000 will be used Tor
retiring state highway bonds, while
$12,000 will apply on interest on
'hese and other state bonds held
n New York City.
Bays Mt. Angel Store
Emil Bochsier, who has been a
partner in a meat market at Mt
Angel for several years, has pur
chased the hardware and imple
ment business of J. W. Ebner. The
new owner will assume direction
of the store as soon as he returns
from a honeymoon trip through
the Canadian Rockies, about Sep
tember 3.
Wall Paper, Paints
Quick drying Enamel. Presnall's
Paint Store, 456 Court St.
Visitors at DeKleine Hon
Mrs. J. M. Vandermuelen. of
Holland, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs.
Qeorge Howard and child of Lan
sing, Mich., left for their home in
the east Saturday morning after
spending several days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William DeKleine.
120 E. street. Other visitors at the
DeKleine home. this week includ
ed Mrs. Jim Sooy and daughter of
Olendale, Cal., and Mrs. A. T. God
frey, of Holland, Mich. The latter
is a cousin of Mrs. DeKleine and
will remain for several months.
Drive Through Klngwood
Heights and enjoy a beautiful
view.
Hertxog Home A gal
Professor W. H. Hertzog of
Kimball school of Theology re
turned yesterday after a two
weeks absence. While away from
3alem Professor and Mrs. Hertzog
visited the Epworth League Insti
tutes held at Wallowa lake and
buttle lake. While at Suttle lake
.hey saw Dr. J. D. McCormlck and
Professor James T. Matthews of
Willamette university. Before this
'ast trip Professor Hertzog had
been at Redmond for -several
weeks making investigation for
'he board of home missions of the
Methodist church.
Taylor Rotary Speaker
Rev. Fred C. Taylor of the First
Methodist church will be the
speaker at the Rotary club lunch
eon Wednesday, and his subject
will be "California from the View-
'r in tof an Oregonjan
That eve-
ulng the Salem Rotariana will join
the Albany and McMlnnvllle clubs
in a joint picnic at Rickreall.
Wives of the members are also
Invited and expected to attend. A
large crowd Is certain, as McMlnn
vllle will have about 40 persons
present and Albany about SO. In
addition to the number going from
Salem which will probably exceed
the representation of either of the
WIT ?0Eo?
It too bava Epilapay, Pita. Falling Bickaaaa
r Conralaioaa no matter bow bad write
mo today without fait. Attack atoppc
oror aigfat ia amy eaaea. NO NARCUT
fC8 ao harmful druga. Satiafactiva or
moneY back. v
Dr. O. U. Slaipaoa. Co, 1SS4 W. ddta St.
UiOTaiano. v.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Rewound and Repaired. A'e
or Used Motor
VIBBERT & TODD
Things Electrical
JOl Sooth High - Tel. St la
ir
BID UU
WkmJM
SAYS
We bare a 19 it Cherrolet
Coupe, baa 85 new rubber,
lota otextras and a fine car In
every way for $395.00.
mwsmmn
nee Uc-ose That Service taut
other cities. There will be a
Johnny Jones feed.
Given Operation
Edward Blehm, 941 Miller, was
given a local tonsil operation at
the Salem General hospital Satur
day. Marion Visitors
A. H. Ferguson of Roseburg and
W. A. Miles of Lebanon, were
registered at the Marion yester
day. Reward for Sooo'er Tricycle
Finder return to 975 Broad
way. Browns Stop Here
Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Brown
of Valsetz arrived In Salem yes
terday and are : registered at the
New Salem.
Thieves Sentenced. Paroled
Myron B. Adams and James
Vance were both arraigned befora
Circuit Judge Percy R. Kelly on
larceny charges yesterday, riven
prison sentences and then paroled
to Edwin Keecb. local attorney.
Adams, who entered' a plea of
lullty to the charsre of stealinr an
auto, was given a two years' sen
tence. Vance was sentenced for
one year.
To the Public
I hereby serve notice that I will
not be liable for debts contracted
by anyone other than myself. Lou
Kusel.
Three Marriage Licen
Marriage licenses were issued
here yesterday from the office of
the Marion county clerk as fol
lows: Randolph F. Moe, 35. of
Los Angeles, and Cecelia K. Page,
28. of Spokane; Merrill W. Payne
27, of 197 South Commercial
street. Salem, and Edna Karr, 19,
191 South Commercial street, both
of Salem; Walter E. Giese, 36, of
Macleay. and Elizabeth Geiger, 34,
765 Court street, Salem. Mr.
Moe's marriage is the third one
for him and Mr. Payne's Is his sec
ond.
Furniture Upholsterer
And repairing. Giese- Power
Furniture Co.
Taylor Appeals-
Fred Taylor yesterday made an
other move to obtain his freedom
when his attorney filed notice of
appeal from a verdict in circuit
court convicting him of lareenj
at the George Waters warehouse
'ast winter. It is believed by some
that one reason for .Taylor's long
'egal fight Is that he fears prose
cution under the habitual criminal
act. As the matter now stand;
nothing can be done until the state
supreme court rules on the case.
Return From Convention-
Delegates from 50 nations, each
individual in his own tongue, re
citing the Lord's prayer, was one
of the impressive occurrences at
the world Sunday school conven
tion at Los Angeles, according tc
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Shanks, who
returned last week after attend
ing this great meeting. The choii
of 1300 voices and the audience
of 8000 singing was also Impres
sive. Addresses which they remem
bered as outstanding included the
one in which Governor C. C.
Young of California welcomed the
convention, and that of Dr. W. C
Poole of London, particularly th
statement, "The child and youth
are in our midst where Christ
placed them. If 'thy kingdom
me' we must teach the childhood
of the world that friendships are
a better protection than battle
ships, that law is more final than
war."
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. Vehrs wishes to announce
that he has resumed the prac
.tlce of Medicine and Snrgery at
suite 003, First National Bank
Building, Salem, Oregon.
"THAT'S WHAT I CALL AN
Ice Cream
Soda!"
That's what youll say
when yon dip into the
goodness of our ice
cream, sodas or snndaes.
Made ot pure rich cream
and, flarored strictly
with pure-food flarors,
oar sodas and sundaes
hare a goodness and a
food Tsiue all their own.
Schaefer's
DRUGSTORE
Original Candy Special Store
135 North Commercial SI.
Phone 197 -
The Original Yellow Front
!Hif
ES
Eliminate 162 Sending Sta
tions, Including One at
Marshfield
WASHINGTON, July 28.
(AP) The federal radio commis
sion Thursday renewed until Sep
tember 1, licenses of 527 stations,
revoked the licenses of 3 6 and ac
cepted the voluntary surrender of
broadcasting rights from four
other transmitters.
The remaining 123 In the na
tion's broadcasting band of 690
stations were included In the com
mission's order dated May 25
which provided for termination of
162 transmitters on August 1 as
not justified by "public Interest,
convenience or necessity."
Representatives of the 123 sta
tions have appeared at hearings
to refute this finding, and judg
ment on their cases was deferred
until August 1. The 36 revoked
licenses, also were found unwar
ranted in the commission's order
but these stations failed to appeal
the decision.
One station, WEBJ at New York
City, which gave up its license
voluntarily to clear the tangled
situation, did not come under the
commission's disapproval. The
other withdrawals, stations WL
BM. Cambridge. Mass.; WSAX,
Chieago, and KOOS, Marshfield.
Oregon, had first been notified to
show cause for their continued ex
istence or stop sending.
The usual pertcd for license ex
tension is 60 days and the one
month extension In the present
cases Is taken as an indication
that the long-watted new alloca
tion plan of the commission will
be ready on September 1.
Stations whose licenses have
been revoked Included: Zone 6.
KFUT, Salt Lake City, Utah;
KFUS. Oakland. Calif., and KFPR
dos Angeles, Calif.
HOOVER MAKES HIS WAY
NORTH TO OREGON LINE
(Continued from pf
bills it found a different sort of
weather from that left behind at
Palo Alto where the start was
made soon after sun up. As the
travelers crossed San Francisco
bay to Sausallto they ran into a
chilling fog but once acrore the
broad water way, bright sunshine
was encountered and after the
climb into the mountains it be
came almost excessively hot.
Olothes Peeled Off
Tifl fMV.Iiir. first ftti.1 thalf
top coats, then their sack coats
and sweaters and finally were re
duced to shirt sleeves. The stop
for the night was made at Bull
Flat, near the Eel river, 30 miles
south of Eureka and 290 miles
from Palo Alto.
The motor caravan passed
through Ukiah. 126 miles from
San Francisco, shortly before
noon.
No stop was made as the party
was anxious to reach Bull Flat
near the Eel river and some 164
miles farther north where camp
will be made for the night. The
final destination is Brown's Camp
at the headwaters of the Klamath
river, near the Oregon line. Mr.
Hoover will spend Monday and
Tuesday fishing and plans to re-
mfE TORIO reading laaaas. Wa la?
tare roar glaaaoa agaiaat hraakaga.
Examination toe.
Thompron-Glntsch Optical Co.
110 N. Comaa'l St.
Plates $15.00
527 I MS
MOT G O
EXAMXSATIOXS FREE
Dr. C. A. Eldriedge, Dentist
SOS STATE STREET
TRANSFER and
STORAGE
LONG' AND SHORT DISTANCE HAULING
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE STORAGE
FIREPROOF BUILDING
GRAIN
FEED and SEED
Free Delivery "to any
Quotations on ' Application -
Farmers Warehouse
PAUL TRAGLIO, Prop.
Day Telephone 28 ' Night Telephone 1267-W
Where To
DINE
. TODAY
Fried Chicken Dinner
Today at the Gray Balls.
Fried Chicken Dinner
Served all day at the Spa.
For Dinner This Evening.
A la carte dinner at the Marion
hotel today.
Chicken Dinner
At Coffey's Cafe. 155 S. Liberty.
Special Chicken Dinner Today
And home made salads. State
Cafeteria.
Argo Restaurant
Roast Chicken Dinner and Sup
per 50c.
Special Roast Chicken Dinner
50c Home Restaurant.
Chicken Dinner Today
At the White House.
turn to his home on the Stanford
university campus Wednesday. He
will return by train.
Jaunt Begun Today
The automobile parties left San
Francisco early today, passing
through streets unnoticed where
yesterday Hoover was accorded a
great welcome.
With thenominee today were
his son Alan, Assistant U. S. At
OBITUARY
Duncan
A. J. Duncan died July 28 at
the age of 48 years. He is survived
by his widow Elva, seven sons.
Donovan, Shirley. Jay. Conrd.
De Wayne, Harold and Robert,
and one daughter, Dorothy. The
remains are In care of Clough
Houston company. Announcement
of funeral will be made later.
Anderson
' Mrs. Hester Anderson died at a
local hospital July 28 at the age
of 23 years. She Is survived by
her husband. Alvin A. Anderson,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Peterson, and four sisters. Chris
tine, Evelyn, Edith and Josephine
Peterson. The remains are being
forwarded to Newport, Oregon,
for funeral services and inter
ment. Clough-Huston company in
charge of arrangements.
TERWILLIGERS
Perfect Funeral Service
For Less
Licensed Lady Mortician
770 Chetr.eketa Street
Telephone 73
MT. CREST ABBEY
MAUSOLEUM
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
LLOYD T. RIGDOX. Magr.
Clough-Huston
Company -
FUNEKAL DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
Formerly
Webb's Funeral Parlors
PHOXE 120
Guaranteed
Dentistry
At Prices You
Can Afford
part of the dtj
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torney William H. Donovan. John
Q. Tilson. republican leader In the
house- of representatives; Ray Ly
man Wilbur, president of Stan
ford university., and a group of
newspaper reporters and photog
raphers. From the first night's encamp
ment at Bull Flat the route leads
through Eureka and inland across
the Oregon line to Medford. sec
ond night's stop. From Medford
it will be an easy run to Brown's
Camp, the party expecting to ar
rive Monday morning.
BUILDING-LOAN STATE
MEETING OPENS FRIDAY
speakers.
Another Fession will be held
Saturday morning, with reports of
committees and addresses. In the
afternoon there will be more ad
dresses and tbe final business
meeting. Including election of of
ficers and selection of next year's
meeting place.
TUNNEY TO QUIT RING
AND BECOME MARRIED
CoBtiaa4 from pf 1.)
the "killer" type as well as a mas
ter boxer. Gene threw every ounce
of his strength and power into
demolishing Heeney in eleven
rounds of Jhe title tilt.
Tunney's retirement will have
come, friends believe, when be de-
tiues mil ne never can oe p gen- i
ulnely popular champion. His de
cision will be influenced also, it
was said, by his plan to marry and
by the fact that he faced a long
period of Inactivity and the dan
ger of becoming "ring dusty.'
Since winning the heavyweight
title Trom Jack Dempsey at Phils
delphla In September. 1926. Gene
has fought but twice. .He whip-
FLORAL DESIGNS
CUT FLOWERS, PLANTS
GOLD FISH, BIROS
C. F. BRETTHAOPT
Telephone ISO CIS Bta Bi.
We board Dogs at
our farm
FLAKE'S PET LAND
Rt. 9, Box S
aad Pacific Highway
LADD BUSH, Bankers
Established 1868
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
BEST WOOD IN TOWN
We are receiving a limited amount of
inside slab wood.
GET YOUR ORDER IN so that we can
deliver from the car. All solid wood
equal or better than small fir.
Cobbs & Mitchell Co.
A. B. KELSAY, Manager
349 S. 12th St.
& Or
FREE
Educational Lectures
and ...... . v:
FROM
Albers Poultry Research Department
Place-SALEM "
Location Chamber of Commerce
Date-Wednesday, Aug. 1 ; Time-S.OO p.m.
ST.1E
ped the former champion again,
last year at Chicago In a match"
that drew a gate of $2,800,000. .
and broke all records for receipts ,
at a sporting event. .When Tun--ney
won the title, the ten-rosnd '
match in the Sesqul Centennial .
stadium drew close to $2,000,000.
Without the drawing' power of
the colorful Dempsey. however,
Tunney s match with Heeney drew
little more than halt a million
dollars and dealt a severe blow .
to the pride of the champion, jprbo
has maintained that he, toe t could
lure mammoth crowds to fight
arenas. Gene's fortune, bolstered
by guarantees of $1,000,000 at
Chicago and $525,000 for the
match with Heeney. has been con-1
siderably increased through wise
and profitable Investments.'
Tunney purchased a farm and
several acres of land near Green
wich last winter and plans to
make his home there. Little rred- .
ence Is given to the report that ce
may found a health farm there.
WEST COAST AIR
TRANSPORT COMPANY
The Bach Aircraft r tha aly Tri
Uotor Alrplaaea In tha Uaita BUtaa
which hava paatad tha 8 tract Analjaia
tt tS- Tnrtmeiit of Cotriatarr a.
Tni-xoTon anrsa aib tttllmam
PORTLAND TO
SEATTLE
A. M. AND 1 :3a P. M.
Tina, 1 Hoar and 13 lfinataa
Fare, $12; R. T., $22
TO TAOOKA, fit; S. T SS0 .
PORTLAND TO
SAN FRANCISCO
Mon.-Wed-Friday
Ftft tima 4 Hoora tt slaataa
First Schadnla JaJy 11 s:30 A. U.
Fare, S4S; R. T., 85
Booh aarly and avoid diiappoiotmrat.
Wa auha taotativa ratarvat.oaa for
rcpraarntativaa of Portland hnirl
naaa lima. Tats la Vat a Treabla,
It' a a Keaaura.
Paatanter inauranca liability aarrlod
book rly. aoma aehadaiea ara la
fraat demand ortr 1SOO paaaoagora
avo already mad tha airway trio
botwaan Portland and Saattla. On a
beautiful apring day tha gloria of
tha world art apread befora yau. R
member, it aa all-daylight trip with
aeraral houra In Saattla ar Taeoasa
for baainata or pleaauro. Thia ahaatd
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fessional men, where tima la valuabko.
Thrao motora inaura poaitiva aafaty,.
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